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    I hope that was catch and realse that's a lot of mature fish to take out of the lake

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    LOL....I guess I'm jealous. I feel very lucky to catch a half dozen crappie over two lbs per year and those guys do it in a day!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by gabowman View Post
    LOL....I guess I'm jealous. I feel very lucky to catch a half dozen crappie over two lbs per year and those guys do it in a day!!
    I feel your pain!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by NCkenner View Post
    Oh yeah, those guys had every possible gadget on their boats. I even saw one with the trolling motors on their power poles. I’m glad I took the time to visit the weigh in. It was eye opening.


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    The trolling motors on the back of the boat are called crappie brakes. They slow you down when the wind is blowing


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    Also most of the guys run the trolling motor full throttle on the front scouting for the big ones. Then the rear trolling motors slow them down without having to turn or reverse the front trolling motor possibly scaring the target fish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MThook View Post
    I hope that was catch and realse that's a lot of mature fish to take out of the lake
    They released all of them except for the 3.2 lber. He said it was going on the wall.
    I saw the guys carry them down to the lake after they weighed.


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    Those guys can probably catch fish that size most every day now. They wont keep all them fish......atleast I wouldnt.
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    Wow! I'm starting to feel like the hobby is passing me by...Livescope, 16" screens, multiple trolling motors....I don't begrudge those who are out there doing it, but I'm happy catching them the way I always have, even if most of mine weigh between 1/2 to 3/4 lbs.
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